BIM and the Evolution of Green Interior Design

In an information era, technology is ingrained in even the most mundane of daily experiences.

In an information era, technology is ingrained in even the most mundane of daily experiences, and although its involvement in industry efforts has been long debated, there is little argument that technology can be a valuable tool in the design and construction sector.

Technological systems such as BIM and CAD have long been a part of industry efforts, with modern construction and architecture sectors almost always incorporating them in project development in some form.

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